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| Subcategories | Categories | Main categories |
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| Informal discussions between staff | Discussions about the safety incident | Information regarding occurred safety incidents |
| Discussing the incident with the patient |
| Going through the incident during the ward meeting |
| Informing management about the incident | Reporting the safety incident |
| Careful recording of the incident |
| Conducting a formal reporting process |
| Renovating wards to ensure a safe environment | Sufficient environment and resources | Preparedness for safety practices |
| Ensuring a sufficient amount of human resources |
| Ensuring the amount of male nurses |
| Enough training on safety practices | Having enough knowledge regarding safety practices |
| Having enough education about disorders |
| Regular reminders about safety practices |
| Clear instructions how to ensure safe nursing care |
| No possibilities to prevent the safety incident | Some safety incidents cannot be prevented |
| Ensuring workable multiprofessional cooperation | Operating as a workable team | Comprehensively planned care |
| Good cooperation between wards |
| Nurses having possibilities to influence to care |
| Systematic utilization of safety practices | Clear and well-planned everyday care |
| Sufficient regular and as needed medication for patients |
| Carefully planned preventative methods |
| Planning nursing care tasks in advance |
| Considering possible conflicts between patients | Considering the suitability and amount of patients to be treated on the ward |
| Enabling patients to transfer to the correct treatment facility |
| Not having too many patients on the ward |
| Balance between resources and patients’ conditions |
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